Shooting of Trooper Kardash Tied to Urella Inquiry
Philadelphia AP report says former State Police Commissioner Rocco Urella quashed an inquiry into Cpl. Metro Kardashs October 6 shooting in Montgomery County. Kardash was shot in the left hand at a trooper home while showing guns. Urella and Kardash were later dismissed after a wiretapping case involving a motel unit tied to the Crime Commission.
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Philadelphia
Rocco Urella
Montgomery County
Urella
Metro Kardash
Phoenixville Hospital
Rocco Jr
Kardash
Arella
Phoenixville
State Crime Commission
King of Prussia
Crime Commission
Hearing Scheduled On Teacher Charges
Meadville report says Crawford Central Education Association chief negotiator Rob er Dimerling announced an examiner's hearing for alleged unfair labor practice charges against the association will occur June 11. The Crawford Central School Board filed unfair practices with the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board on May 8, and an attorney for the state education association will file an answer. Dimerling questioned the board's filing without a regular open vote by all members and said no countercharges are planned.
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Meadville
Rober Dimerling
Crawford Central Education Association
Crawford Central School Board
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Harrisburg
Dimerling
Pair Of Pants Link State's Flood Victims
Arnold Missouri AP A pair of trousers donated to an Arnold family tied together flood victims from here and Pennsylvania Leanna Mars found a note from the Robert Hackman family of Selinsgrove Pennsylvania saying they had flood losses last year in the Susquehanna Valley The Mars family now in temporary housing thanked them and all Selinsgrove residents for clothing and food wish them safety and no future hardship.
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Arnold, Mo
Arnold
Susquehanna Valley
Mars
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hackman
Selinsgrove
Hill seeks drastic ballot reporting reforms after slow Erie results
Erie County election chief William Hill promised drastic changes before November to speed reporting after waiting up to 14 hours for district returns. He criticized delays in primary results for sheriff prothonotary and controller races, warning penalties for reporting officials if improvements aren’t made. He cited 120000 registered voters awaiting results as newsmen and candidates wait.
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Erie
Erie County
Board of Elections
William Hill
Girard North
Girard
Hill
Rzymek and Weir
Hanisek
Horses Eat Church Minutes After Car Parked
Mrs. Cary Kanode of East Radford Baptist Church in Christiansburg discovers two nearby horses chewed the church minutes, all 72 onion-skin pages, from her car seat after parking outside her home.
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Christiansburg
Cary Kanode
East Radford
11th Nixon Aide Cook Quits Post
Washington AP G Bradford Cook chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission resigns as the 11th Nixon official to quit amid election irregularities. He faces questions about the Vesco case and testified before a House panel, with dates and sessions postponed. Senior figures linked to Watergate and Vesco are under scrutiny.
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Washington (Ap
G. Bradford Cook
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon Administration
Cook
House
Robert L. Vesco
House Commerce Committee
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
Staggers
SEC
New Jersey
Vesco
Richard G. Kleindienst
White House
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Senate
Commerce
Maurice Stans
New York
Stans
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Harry L. Sears
Mitchell
Tanaka to Visit Nixon for July Washington Summit
Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka will visit Washington for a two day summit with President Nixon on July 31 and August 1. The White House confirmed an official visit with no published agenda but expected talks on trade and monetary issues.
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Washington
Tanaka
Nixon
White House
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